Review on Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1" (2019) 4G LTE Tablet & Phone - GSM Unlocked, International Model (32 GB, Gold) with Full HD Corner-to-Corner Display and WiFi + Cellular Connectivity by Kro Montrea ᠌

Reading and navigating the device is a simple process. It is only able to produce rough drafts of texts the majority of the time, although this is an improvement over prior versions of Android OS. The remaining flaws are either unimportant or easily remedied in a reasonable amount of time. A significant number of them (in the task manager, among other places) were not running on Android 3.2. With all of its perks. 1) An outstanding satellite geosensor; 2) a large number of navigators and maps, including those tailored to the requirements of pedestrians and passengers; 3) the maps are really updated, as opposed to simply having the ability to do so like in Windows, and the most recent updates are presented; 4) in contrast to Lenovo Yoga LTE tablets with Windows, the location can be determined through cellular communication even when the traffic saving mode is activated; 5) The satellite sensor can operate in the "Air" mode as well as other modes that restrict their use to specific applications; Wi-Fi signals are not disrupted while the device is set to airplane mode. 6) You should be able to connect to the cable Internet using adapters without any issues; 7) the tablet allows you to make calls directly from it; 8) The superfluous display disappears when sound is played through the player or pseudo-receiver, and turning it off does not cause the sound to stop playing; 9) The maximum memory card capacity is 504 gigabytes, not 128 gigabytes; 10) A type-C connector. Many disadvantages: 1) The offered options for Microsoft Word editors are cumbersome and produce formatting that is not complete; in the Samsung and Google keyboards, there is no letter "e"; 2) Adobe Acrobat for this model is subpar in comparison to its more recent iterations; 3) The built-in file manager has insufficient functionality, truncates file names, and does not transfer words to another line; 4) A significant number of the files stored on the SD card are "read-only"; 5) not all applications allow a horizontal display; There are some applications that cannot be copied over to an SD card; 6) Even after the browser has been closed, the old windows will not close automatically; radio that can only be accessed through certain applications and does not work in browsers; 7) There is no automatic adjustment to the screen's brightness; 8) There isn't a proper window manager or task manager available; It is only possible to minimize or close all of the program windows at once; the "x" icon used to close windows is missing for some reason. 9) there is not a separate button that can power off the phone (the "Airplane" mode is the sole option); 10) there are challenges involved in preventing the use of cellular communications for the purpose of accessing the internet (you need to check each program; the shutdown button on the device as a whole is ineffective); 11) Samsung has, in some aspects, caught up to Lenovo (stubborn discrimination from Asia! ): Using the built-in on-screen keyboard, the Cyrillic characters are exactly the same size as Latin characters but three times smaller (like Yoga on Halo).